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[RMVX ACE] MAKING SOUNDS STOP IN PARALLEL PROCESSES
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CloseOkay, I've made a title screen. When ever I highlight a selection, I want it to play cursor1 in the sound effects. I want to only do it once and then I want it to not do it again. Apparently, Stop SE doesn't perform this function. Not only that, I want to make the sound every time I highlight a different option, every single time I highlight it. Been working on this problem for three hours. How do I make this work?
TheNecromancer
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Put the play sound effect code in a branch and use a switch to control when it's allowed to play.
author=Link_2112
Put the play sound effect code in a branch and use a switch to control when it's allowed to play.
Thank's, I figured it out. The way to get it to work with switches requires pages and pages of eventing. That's what I originally did. I'm already thin on top. Pulling out hair is not something I need to do.
I tie my conditional branches to key strokes. No switches. One page, four conditional branches. When pressing up play cursor1, and wait 10 frames.
TheNecromancer
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Hmm, not sure how it would require pages and pages. If you have a list of commands, one which is sound effect, the only thing you would be adding is that branch and a turn switch OFF command. Then use keypresses to turn the switch ON. Although, it seems like your solution is neater. I just can't imagine mine taking pages.
I think stress is making you exaggerate heh
I think stress is making you exaggerate heh
author=Link_2112
Hmm, not sure how it would require pages and pages. If you have a list of commands, one which is sound effect, the only thing you would be adding is that branch and a turn switch OFF command. Then use keypresses to turn the switch ON. Although, it seems like your solution is neater. I just can't imagine mine taking pages.
I think stress is making you exaggerate heh
Stress kept me from seeing the simple solution. It was when I posted that I realized it would be easier to tie it to keystrokes instead of events. But I had already tried tying it to a switch. It just kept repeating the sound unrelentingly no matter how I tried to code it. The problem came in the fact that I couldn't just end the event, because I was essentially creating cursor noise. It had to keep doing it every time pressed the button.
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